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PHARE, Programme and contract information 1995. Multi-country and cross-border programmes No 1 (1996)

Author	European Commission
Date	1996
Classification	6.01.3.45/26 (NUCLEAR SAFETY - REACTORS - "ASSISTANCE" TO...(EBRD/NSA/TACIS/PHARE ETC.))
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Introduction

With this brochure Phare aims to provide the interested public with clear and 
concise summaries of the programmes to be implemented by the partner countries 
with Phare support. It also aims to point the business community in the direction 
of potential opportunities.

The programmes described in the following pages are those that apply to a number 
of countries simultaneously. Multi-country programmes involve several partner 
countries, while cross-border cooperation programmes involve a partner country 
and a Member State of the European Union. They have been given a favourable 
opinion by Phare's Management Committee and have been approved by the 
Commission. Phare programme and contract information brochures are published 
after each Management Committee meeting.

This copy contains summaries of the programmes approved by the Committee 
at its 35th meeting on 30 March 1995, its 36th meeting on 16 May 1995, and its 
37th meeting held on 5 July 1995.

Cross-border cooperation programmes aim to promote cross-border cooperation 
between regions of central and eastern European countries and adjacent regions 
of theEuropean Union Member States. The Phare Programme on cross-border 
cooperation aims to help these regions to overcome specific development problems 
stemming from their relative isolation in the national economy and to address wider 
environmental problems. It aims to encourage the creation and development of 
cooperation networks on either side of these borders and the establishment of 
links between these networks and wider European Union networks.

Please bear in mind, however, that the publication of the business-related 
information in these pages does not commit the partner country or the Commission 
either to adhere to a fixed timetable for implementation or to follow exactly the 
outlines traced below. Individuals or companies wishing to obtain more detail on 
the contractual implications of these programmes should contact the relevant 
Programme Management Unit that is responsible for the implementation of the 
approved programme. Only individuals or companies registered and resident in 
European Union Member States or Phare partner countries will be considered for 
implementing the tasks set out.

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